Studio Technologies Model 544D Audio Interface

Introduction to Studio Technologies Model 544D Audio Interface
The Studio Technologies Model 544D Audio Interface serves as a versatile tool in professional audio settings, leveraging Dante® audio-over-Ethernet media networking technology. This interface expertly manages two analog line-level inputs and outputs, providing a seamless bridge between analog devices and networked audio systems. It's an ideal solution for audio professionals looking to integrate traditional audio equipment with modern networking capabilities.

Enhanced Connectivity and Configuration
This audio interface simplifies complex audio setups by offering easy connectivity through standard 3-pin XLR connectors for both input and output. It supports 24-bit digital audio conversion and interfaces directly with Dante-enabled devices, ensuring high fidelity sound reproduction and reliable transmission over local area networks. The Model 544D is configured via the user-friendly STcontroller software, making it highly adaptable to specific user needs and applications.

Flexible Powering Options
Understanding the need for versatile powering solutions, the Model 544D can be powered via Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) or an external 12 volts DC source. This dual powering capability ensures that the interface can operate efficiently in various environments, from studio settings to remote broadcast locations, providing reliability and uninterrupted performance.

Advanced Audio Quality and Functionality
The Model 544D does not compromise on audio quality. It is designed to deliver clean, low-noise, and high-headroom audio. Additionally, the interface includes a tone generator function which can output sine-wave signals at selected frequencies, useful for system testing and setup. Its circuit design minimizes any interference, ensuring pristine audio quality even in RF-sensitive environments.

Versatile Applications and Uses
From broadcasting to live event production, the Model 544D offers extensive functionality. It acts as an analog-to-Dante interface, providing essential connectivity for equipment that lacks native network support. Whether used in fixed installations or portable setups, this interface meets rigorous professional standards and adapts seamlessly to various audio tasks.